This podcast looks at the years 1700-1900 and the development of science during the Industrial Revolution. You will look at key individuals such as Louis Pasteur's Germ Theory, Edward Jenner's first vaccination for Smallpox and Florence Nightingale's impact on hospitals.

This podcast looks at the years 1500-1700 and the decreasing influence of the Church. It will cover the work of Andreas Vesalius and William Harvey improving knowledge of anatomy and blood circulation and Thomas Sydenham's observation of symptoms.

This podcast looks at the years 1250-1500 understanding the causes, treatments and prevention of medicine. It will cover key individuals Hippocrates and his ideas on the 4 Humours and Galen's Theory of Opposites alongside religious and supernatural factors.

This podcast looks at the advancement of surgery on the Western Front during WWI due to the high number of casualties, leading to new techniques such as blood transfusions and plastic surgery. You will explore the different methods to treat shrapnel wounds, infections and severe injuries.